Sentence examples for cases a key from inspiring English sources

In both cases, a key factor will be whether Uefa's CFCB board has calculated that PSG's deal with the Qatar Tourism Authority and Manchester City's sponsorship deal with Etihad should be discounted under "related party" rules.

In those cases, a key goal is capacity-building: MIT seeks to expand its own reach, and amplify its mission globally, by working with local partners to establish new institutions that aim to generate knowledge and innovation themselves.

In both cases, a key challenge is getting businesspeople and policy makers to move past the mistaken assumption that food deserts exist because people in low-income communities don't care about healthy eating.

In many cases, a key strategy for designing high-performance radiation-resistant materials is based on the introduction of a high, uniform density of nanoscale particles that simultaneously provide good high temperature strength and neutron radiation damage resistance.

In many cases, a key component of wrong-headed actions is that the actor does not even know whether the action was effective or ineffective, right or wrong, and therefore continues with the same or similar actions indefinitely.

In both cases a key possibility is the move Nf6 e4 that centralises the knight, attacks the weak c3-pawn, controls the c5-square and supports the g7 g5 thrust.

The fee, we learned, provided insurance in case a key was lost or a customer had problems on the road.

In the Nicklinson case, a key concern of the high court was the impact any change in the law would have on vulnerable people.

In Rader's case, a key variable will be "a poet's ability to affect social movements, to alter political discourse, and to be a mouthpiece for the oppressed".

Mr. Pontoriero was listed as an unindicted co-conspirator in the so-called commission case, a key prosecution in 1986 that helped break the mob's stranglehold on the concrete industry.

In Rader's case, a key variable will be "a poet's ability to affect social movements, to alter political discourse, and to be a mouthpiece for the oppressed". This creates its own set of problems, of course.